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Markuskirche
Simple elegance of reform architecture in Steglitz
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Built in 1911, Mark's Church in Berlin-Steglitz showcases reform architecture through its three-aisled hall design, free from historicist decor. Rebuilt in simpler form after wartime destruction, it reopened in 1957. The church's organ is a notable feature.
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The church was designed by Jürgen Bachmann.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Jürgen Bachmann
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Website
- markus-gemeinde.de
Guided Story
Notice the clean lines of Mark's Church, reflecting its reform architectural style. Designed by Jürgen Bachmann, this three-aisled hall church was completed in 1911, embracing simplicity without historicist decoration. After the devastations of World War II, it was rebuilt and reopened in 1957 with a more simplified form. As you stand here, appreciate the harmonious blend of architecture and space. Listen closely, and you might hear the church's organ, a feature that adds a resonant musical depth to the ambience.
Location
Nearby
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